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A teacher, 33, became the first died of influenza A in Rosario, as confirmed by the Epidemiology Directorate of that city. This is Lucas Lavagnino, Educational Complex Gurruchaga, who was hospitalized Monday in a downtown hospital and died the next day by a "multiple organ failure".
Officially the death of two people confirmed in the Province of Santa Fe by the H1N1 virus, known as influenza A. These two young adults, one of the city of Rosario and Santa Fe.Desde other end of April circulates in the province H1N1 flu that killed a teacher rosarino 33 years. The teacher was admitted to a private hospital on Monday last week by a nonspecific febrile illness and died the next day. Analyses of dengue, leptospirosis, hemorrhagic fever and hantavirus Argentina were negative. Meanwhile, the result was positive for influenza (flu) A H1N1.El Director of Epidemiology of the province, Julio Befani, said that "flu usually does not have this outcome" and that "the young no history of risk factors" .
A man died at the Provincial Hospital for influenza A. This is the third death in the province for this disease so far this year. "This person was part of the so-called risk groups and unfortunately was not vaccinated," said the director of Epidemiology, Ministry of Health of Santa Fe, Julio Befani. The official said that the patient was admitted to the effector with "a picture of difficulties in the airways," then sharpened. And laboratory tests confirmed that the death was caused by influenza H1N1.Befani said the deceased "was a young adult who was part of the so-called risk groups. To avoid stigmatizing we have resolved not to disclose the underlying conditions of severe cases" .The man died last Saturday at the Hospital Provincial de Rosario. Just yesterday, the weekly news of the Ministry of Health, through the direction of Promotion and Health Prevention, the death was confirmed.
